East Asia and the politics of global finance: a developmental challenge to the neoliberal consensus?

Recent IPE scholarship locates the key dynamics of financial globalization in two areas: public money flows between US and Asia, or private banking Europe. This dichotomy presents finance as firmly anchored within transatlantic, neoliberal norms. We argue that this creates a blind spot regarding growing role East Asian global system. Combining CPE insights on institutional characteristics systems with macro-financial analysis system, paper analyzes implications geographic shift towards Asia. First, we demonstrate importance Asia for flows, actors markets goes beyond rise China. Second, explore how arrangements underpin differ significantly from transatlantic finance. By investigating investors markets, introduces developmental calls reconsideration conventional analyses system which often assume its force globalization.